About me
Addie Broyles is a writer, editor, tarot card reader, and future ancestor living in Austin, Texas.
The longtime Austin American-Statesman food writer started a Wordpress blog called The Feminist Kitchen in 2010, which evolved into a Substack newsletter in 2021.
Each week on the newsletter and on thefeministkitchen.com, Addie writes about history, travel, pop culture, parenting, ancestry, and grief through the generational lens. Twice a year, she publishes a print zine for paid subscribers.
You can find more about Addie's work by going to addiebroyles.com or by following her on Instagram: @broylesa.
What people are saying about The Feminist Kitchen
There's an earnestness about everything I read and, being a formal journalist, this authenticity is something I miss in the writing world.
There's an earnestness about everything I read and, being a formal journalist, this authenticity is something I miss in the writing world.
When I read, I feel like I'm listening to an old friend tell me a story.
When I read, I feel like I'm listening to an old friend tell me a story.
Addie's considered conversations and observations found at the crossroads of food, culture and ancestry are what keep me coming back.
Addie's considered conversations and observations found at the crossroads of food, culture and ancestry are what keep me coming back.
I appreciate that even as you are reaching inwards in your own work, you are also reaching outwards toward your community.
I appreciate that even as you are reaching inwards in your own work, you are also reaching outwards toward your community.
It's not easy making the printed work so personable. And you do it so well.
It's not easy making the printed work so personable. And you do it so well.
